TAC Umon Assembly Media

06/08/2023

THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NIGERIA
UMON ASSEMBLY
INYENE-ABASI DISTRICT

REPORT FOR 1ST SUNDAY OF AUGUST 2023 (06/08/2023)

TIME IN: 9:18AM
TIME OUT: 11:48AM

The service started immediately after an opening prayer by Elder Sunday E. Etuk, with thrilling choruses led by Deacon Godwin Okon Edet, EHB No. 197/ worship session led by Elder Oto-Obong S. Akpan, scriptural reading extracted from the book Psalm 95:1-11, then followed by tithe and offering by the congregation and all the choir sang respectively to worship God in the beauty of his holiness. Announcement led by Elder Sunday E. Etuk and Elder Sunday E. Etuk took over in Benediction.

THE WORD
SPEAKER: Elder R. A. B. Udom
TRANSLATOR: Bro. Jephthah Aniefiok
THEME: “GOD SHALL SUPPLY ALL YOUR NEEDS”
TEXT: Phi. 4:19, 2nd Kings 6:21-31, 2nd Kings 7:1-20

The vessel illustrated on the story on how the two Israelite mothers agreed to eat their children due to the famine which took place in the city of Samaria, the vessel forbid it for us.

He urge everyone to live in the faith for God shall supply all your need according to His riches in glory by Christ Jesus

In conclusion: Do not be anxious about anything but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving, your request be made known to God and your needs will be supply.

25/06/2023

THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NIGERIA
UMON ASSEMBLY
INYENE-ABASI DISTRICT

REPORT FOR LAST OF SUNDAY OF JUNE 2023 (25/6/2023)

TIME IN: 9:05AM
TIME OUT: 12:23

THE SERVICE FEATURE THE FOLLOWING
Opening Prayer led by Elder S. E. Etuk
Thrilling choruses led by Deacon Joshua Antigha
Congregational Hymn No. 83 led Elder S. E. Etuk
Scriptural Reading was extracted from the book of Psalm 124:1-8 led by Deac. Godwin Edet
Worship Session led by Elder O. S. Akpan
Apostolic Greeting led by Elder S. E. Etuk
Tithe and offering by the congregation.
Song Ministration by Main Choir, Sunday School Choir, Youth Choir

THE WORD

SPEAKER: Elder O. S. Akpan
TRANSLATOR: Bro. Ime U. Akpan
THEME: ARISE AND SHINE
TEXT: Isaiah 60:1, Matthew 5:14

Arise, shine is not a suggestion, it’s not an advice, it’s not a dream neither it an opinion. It is a command given from God, when a command is coming from God, it is perfect. We as Christians should know that this is a wake-up call with an equal amount of optimism and pep, spoken to the people of God who might have wanted to pull the covers over their head.

He wants us to get up from the lowly position the enemy has placed us, which is causing us to be depressed and lose hope.

The world is in darkness and as been since the fall of man in the Gerden of Eden. Since then satan as held dominion and the ways of the world have held sway in the heart and minds of human kind. That’s why Jesus compares us to light, saying we are the light of the world, unable to be hidden. No one puts a lamb under a bowl because a lamp is designed to help people see in dark places. For Christ’s words and actions showed the true nature of the world around him.

11/06/2023

THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NIGERIA
UMON ASSEMBLY
INYENE ABASI DISTRICT

REPORT ON SECOND SUNDAY OF JUNE 2023 (11/6/2023)

THE WORD
SPEAKER: Elder Sunday E. Etuk
TRANSLATOR: Bro. Blessed U. Sunday
THEME: “GOD NEED YOUR GIFT”
TEXT: Deuteronomy 16:16-17

According to the scripture which has made us to know that every man shall appear before the Lord in the place which He choose; in the feast of unleavened bread, and in the feast of the bread, and in the feast of the tabernacle and note that no man shall appear before the Lord empty handed but every man shall give what he has according to the blessing of the Lord.

Thy God which He had given thee.
You are to offer to Him what was possible without it being a burden, but to decide in their heart the level of generosity, for the Lord is He who blesses His people and He does so according to His own will.

Do not come before the Lord empty-handed. This requires personal consecration, a settling aside of self-interest and needs to prepare to serve.

In conclusion; the law is repeated that the men were to prepare before the Lord three times a year at the three feast just mentioned as it is compared in (Exodus 23:17, Exodus 23:14 and Exodus 34:23) with the additional clause. “at the place which the Lord shall chose”, and the following explanation on the word “not empty” but everyman according to his gift of his hand, according to the blessing of Jehovah his God, which He hath given thee,” i.e. with sacrificial gifts, as much as everyone could offer, according to the blessing which he had received from God.

HIGHLIGHT OF THE SERVICE:
The service was featured thrilling choruses, congregational hymn,word exposition, FIRST TERM HARVEST.

BENEDICTION:
The service was grace with the Holy Spirit, Elder, Deacons, Deaconesses, members and visitor.

28/05/2023

THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NIGERIA
UMON ASSMBLY
INYENE-ABASI DISTRICT
REPORT ON 4TH SUNDAY OF MAY 2O23 (28/05/2023)
TIME IN: 09:10AM
TIME OUT: 11:15AM

The faithful believers humbly gathered to give reference to their creator as the service commenced with an opening prayer by Elder N.N. Obuka followed by thrilling choruses led by Bro. Ekpeyong Ayi. The congregations were led to sing from EHB No. 124 led by Elder N. N. Obuka and divine worship was anchored by Elder S. E. Etuk as the scriptural reading was extracted from the book of Psalm 113:1-9 led by Elder O. S. Akpan and followed by tithe and offering. The announcement was led by Elder N. N. Obuka and the benediction was led by Elder N. N. Obuka.

Song ministrations from Assembly Main Choir, Sunday School and Youth Choir respectively.

EXHORTATION
SPEAKER: Elder Oto-obong S. Akpan
TRANSLATOR: Bro. Blessed U. Sunday
THEME: “KNOW THE WAY YOU WALK”
TEXT: Proverbs 16:17, 12:14-15, 13:1-2, 2Cor. 13:1-2

As a Christian you have to know the way you walk for the enemy as planted traps and mines to wipe you out. To navigate safely through, you must be careful. You must have a means of direction. You have to look carefully on how you walk, not as unwise men but as wise, redeeming the time because the days are evil.

The vessel urge everyone to be prayerful, to know and work on the commandment of God, to determine on biblical criteria so that we will not be overwhelm by the evil thought that surround us.

Conclusion: As Christian you cleanse yourselves from all filthiness of the flesh but perfecting holiness in the fear of God.

23/05/2023

THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NIGERIA
INYENE ABASI DISTRICT
UMON ASSEMBLY

REPORT FOR 3RD SUNDAY OF MAY 2023 (21/05/2023)
TIME IN: 9: 03AM
TIME OUT: 11:58AM

The service started immediately after an opening prayer by Elder N. N. Obuka, with thrilling choruses by Bro. Ekanem, Joseph, followed by hymn No.26 by Elder S. E. Etuk, Divine worship by Elder O. S. Akpan, the scriptural reading extracted from the book of Psalm 150:1-6 by Elder N. N. Obuka, then followed by tithe and offering by the congregation and all the choir sang respectively to worship God in the Beauty of His Holiness.

Announcement and Benediction was led by Elder N. N. Obuka.

THE WORD
SPEAKER: Elder N. N. Obuka
TRANSLATOR: Bro. Ime Udoh
THEME: GOD’S COMMANDMENT
TEXT: Jeremiah 11:6-8, ISam 15:1, John 15:10

WHAT IS COMMANDMENT?
Commandment means to hear God’s voice, accept His authorities and do what He says.

In our time, however, obeying God’s commands often is ignored, dismissed or glossed over. Why? Because obedience slaps us, it confronts our sin, it challenges our lives. Yet God commands us to obey, not because he wants what is best for us.

God’s commands are not to kill our fun but to increase our enjoyment. Disobey those commands and quickly you will see how much sadness you can experience.
God’s commands are not to box us in but for our protection. Again, disobey those commands and quickly you will see how much trouble you will be in.

All these commands to holiness, to abstain from this or that in the world are commands for our good.

Conclusion: God help us to believe and to live accordingly, to obey your commandments for your glory and for our good.

16/04/2023

07/04/2023

It was on the cross that my debt was paid
It was on the cross he forgives my sins
it was on the cross he took all my shame
It was on the cross he stood at my place.

Jesus paid the debt for me
Yes, He paid the....
Debt He did not owe
It was on the cross
My salvation comes.

02/04/2023

THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NIGERIA
UMON ASSEMBLY
INYENE-ABASI DISTRICT

REPORT FOR 1ST SUNDAY OF APRIL 2023 (02/04/2023)

TIME IN: 9:10AM
TIME OUT: 12:12PM

The service started immediately after an opening prayer by Elder Sunday E. Etuk, with thrilling choruses led by brother Sunday U. Sunday, followed by EHB No.50 led by Elder S. E. Etuk, worship session led by Elder O. S. The scriptural reading was extracted from the book Matthew 21:1-17 by Elder N. N. Obuka, then followed by tithe and offering by the congregation and all the choirs sang respectively to worship God in the Beauty of His holiness.

Announcement and Benediction was led by Elder N. N. Obuka

THE WORD
SPEAKER: Elder N. N. Obuka
TRANSLATOR: Bro. Ime Okon Udo
THEME: THE AFFLICTION OF OUR LORD JESUS TO DEATH
TEXT: Psalm 41:9, Isaiah 53:4-8, Psalm 69:21, Matthew 26:59-61, John 19:34

The death of Jesus was part of a divine plan to save humanity. The death and resurrection of this one man is at the very heart of the Christian faith. For Christians it is through Jesus’s death that people’s broken relationship with God is restored. This is known as the Atonement.

This was the greatest event that ever has occurred in the history of the world. It was so because here our Lord was doing mighty, mighty things. He was taking away the sin of the world; He was reconciling us to God; He was bringing in everlasting righteousness; He was satisfying divine justice; He was paying the debt which our sins owed to the justice of God for the breaking of moral law. Here the work is complete and having completed it, having shouted with a loud cry “It is finished” He then relaxes His body in death. Death was necessary as well as life. Not only must our Lord suffer but He must needs enter into death because the wages of sin is death.

This death was different from all other deaths – astonishingly different. Men die because of their own sins. “The soul that sinneth”, says God, “It shall die”.

Without His physical death the sacrifice would be incomplete. It was not enough for Him to live, not enough that He should be scourged, not enough that He should be nailed, spat upon, hated and crucified but necessary that He should actually enter into death, which here He does lovingly and readily for you and me.

In conclusion; Christ Jesus who died more than that, who was raised to life is at the right hand of God and is also interceding for us. The death he died, he died to sin once for all. But the life he lives, he lives to God. In the same way, count yourselves dead to sin but alive to God in Christ Jesus.

We are afflicted in every way, but not crushed, but not despairing, persecuted, but not forsaken, struck down, but not destroyed, always carrying about in the body the dying of Jesus, so that the life of Jesus also may be manifested in our body.

19/03/2023

THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NIGERIA
UMON ASSEMBLY
INYENE-ABASI DISTRICT

REPORT FOR 3RD SUNDAY OF MARCH 2023(19/3/2023)

TIME IN: 9:30AM
TIME OUT: 11:40AM

The service started immediately after an opening prayer by Elder O. S. Akpan, with thrilling choruses led by brother Richard S. Etuk, followed by EHB No. 13 led by Elder S. E. Etuk, worship session led by Elder N. N. Obuka, the scriptural reading extracted from the book Psalm 118:1-29, then followed by tithe and offering by the congregation and all the choir sang respectively to worship God in the beauty of his holiness. Announcement led by Elder N. N. Obuka and Elder Sunday E. Etuk took over in Benediction.

THE WORD
SPEAKER: Elder O. S. Akpan
TRANSLATOR: Deac. Utibe A. Akpan
THEME: YOUR TIME IS IN GOD’S HAND
TEXT: Psalm 37:1-3, Psalm 31:14, Psalm 46:1, Psalm 136:24

The word Time refers to the uncontrollable changes of life.

Despite the hardship David went through, he still trust in God and also regarded God as the foundation of his confidence and God also deliver him from the hands of his enemies.

The vessel urge everyone that we should fear not, and don’t be envious against the workers of iniquity, for the will be cut down like grass and wither as the green grass.

In conclusion, note that your time is in God’s hand trust in the Lord and do good for God will deliver you from the hands of your enemies.

12/03/2023

THE APOSTOLIC CHURH NIGERIA
UMON ASSEMBLY
INYENE ABASI DISTRICT

REPORT FOR 2ND SUNDAY OF MARCH (12/3/2023)

TIME IN: 9:10AM
TIME OUT: 12:17PM

The service started immediately after an opening prayer by Elder Sunday E. Etuk, with thrilling choruses led by brother Ekanem Joseph, followed by EHB No. 124 led by Elder Sunday E. Etuk, worship session led by Elder N. N. Obuka then followed by tithe and offering by the congregation and all the choir sang respectively to worship God in the beauty of his holiness. Announcement led by Elder N. N. Obuka and Elder Sunday E. Etuk took over in Benediction.

THE WORD
SPEAKER: Elder N. N. Obuka
TRANSLATOR: Bro. Blessed Sunday
THEME: Jesus The Light Of The World
BIBLE REF: John 8:12, Luke 2:29-32

Jesus is the light of the world for he that follow him shall not walk in darkness but shall have light of life.

Jesus came into this world as a great light to the believers so that they will not go astray, as we all known light is something that darkness cannot comprehend no matter what happens, Jesus is a great symbol to the Christians, as His followers, we have to emulate His footsteps because He’s worthy of emulation by all.

The vessel urge everyone that if we don’t have the light of God, we don’t know God. He who walk with him are of the light and should walk in the commandment and light of God, if we walk in His ordinance we are made partakers of God’s divine nature and have escape from the corruption in the world caused by evil desires and free from condemnation.

Highlight of the service was witness rally held on assembly basis

07/03/2023

THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NIGERIA
UMON ASSEMBLY
INYENE-ABASI DISTRICT

REPORT FOR 1ST SUNDAY OF MARCH 2023 (5/3/2023)

TIME IN: 9:07AM
TIME OUT: 1:23PM

THE SERVICE FEATURE THE FOLLOWING
Opening Prayer led by Elder S. E. Etuk
Thrilling choruses led by Deacon Godwin Edet
Congregational Hymn No. 84 led by Elder O. S. Akpan
Worship Session led by Elder N. N. Obuka
Scriptural Reading was extracted from the book of Psalm 128:1-6 led by Elder N. N. Obuka
Apostolic Greeting led by Elder S. E. Etuk
Tithe and offering by the congregation.
Song Ministration by Main Choir, Sunday School Choir, Youth Choir

THE WORD
SPEAKER: Elder S. E. Etuk
TRANSLATOR: Bro. Jephthah G. Aniefiok
THEME: “BE WATCHFUL”
TEXT: Eph. 5:15, Luke 21:34-35, John 12:35

It is a revelation to each and every one of us that we should not let ourselves be eaten up by the glamorous aspect of life whether it is money, power or position. Instead we must ask and pray for courage and strength to seclude ourselves from temptations and evil acts.

The vessel urge everyone to be watchful and careful on how we walk for the days are evil, be also watchful before you walk into darkness for one who walks in darkness does not know where they are going

IN CONCLUSION: The vessel advice every one that as each of us are called to be the Disciples of Christ, we must continually avail ourselves to the power of the Holy Spirit so that it can work through us, ever moving us closer to walking in love, so that we may live a more gracious life.

HIGHLIGHT OF THE SERVICE
Child Dedications led by Pastor D. Williams

27/02/2023

THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NIGERIA
INYENE-ABASI DISTRICT
UMON ASSEMBLY
REPORT ON 4THSUNDAY SERVICE OF FEBRUARY 2023
26.02.2023

TIME IN: 9:02AM
TIME OUT: 11:45AM

THE SERVICE FEATURE THE FOLLOWING:
Opening Prayer led by Elder N. N. Obuka
Choruses led by Bro. Ekanem Joseph
Congregational hymn led by Elder S. E. Etuk from E.H.B No. 24
Song ministration by Main Choir and Sunday School Choir
Worship session led by Elder O. S. Akpan
Scriptural reading was extracted from the book of Psalm 47:1-9led by Elder S. E. Etuk
Song ministration by Youth Choir
General offering by the congregation
Announcement was led by Elder N. N. Obuka

WORD MINISTRATION
SPEAKER: Elder S. E. Etuk
TRANSLATOR: Bro. Utibe Anthony Akpan
THEME: LUKEWARM CHRISTIAN
TEXT:Revelation 3:15, Luke 6:46, John 3:18

What does it mean to be a Lukewarm Christian?
Lukewarm Christian is someone who claims to be a follower of Jesus but lives as though they are sufficient in themselves and don’t need Him.

They might attend church, but they are content in their own ways and rarely apply what they learn. They might attend a worship service, but they treat it like a concert only engaging if the music fits their preference; treating it more than a concert.

A Christian in a healthy relationship with the Lord will do these things because of their commitment and love for God. A lukewarm Christian dismisses their need for God and disconnects from the concept of a relationship with Him because they believe they are sufficient in and of themselves.

Lukewarm Christian encourages the body of Christ to remain neutral. You become a lukewarm Christian when you allow your love of God to fade. Lukewarm Christianity causes the church to stop doing the will of the Lord and begin living for themselves.

The speaker urges that many Christians are confident in themselves, they seemingly have no need for God. Because they believe they have no need for Him, they remain neutral when they should be standing for Him. Instead of standing for righteousness they promise. That is why being a lukewarm Christian is so dangerous.

In conclusion:The speaker add that as Jesus addressed this in the Sermon on the Mount, when He said, ‘Not everyone who says to Me’, ‘Lord, Lord’, will enter the Kingdom of Heaven, but the one who does the will of My Father who is in Heaven will enter. This was a divine warning from the teaching of Jesus Christ that one must be prepared to enter into the kingdom of Heaven and must have the light of life that is made possible through following Jesus Christ. Let us be careful and diligent in serving the living God because God does not want us to be a Lukewarm Christian.

19/02/2023

THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NIGERIA
UMON ASSEMBLY
INYENE-ABASI ASSEMBLY

REPORT ON THIRD SUNDAY OF FEBRUARY 2023

TIME IN: 9:05AM
TIME OUT:11:30AM

THE SERVICE FEATURES THE FOLLOWING:

Opening prayer led by Elder S. E Etuk
Thrilling Choruses led by Bro. Sunday S. Uwem
Congregational Hymn No. 83 led by Elder S. E. Etuk
Worship Session was led by Elder N. N. Obuka
Scriptural Reading was extracted from the book of John 1:1-5 led by Elder
Apostolic Greetings led by Elder S. E. Etuk
Tithe and offering by the congregation
Song Ministration by the Assembly Main Choir, Youth Choir and Sunday School Choir respectively
Announcement led by Elder N. N. Obuka
Benediction led by Elder N. N. Obuka

THE WORD

SPEAKER: Elder O. S. Akpan
TRANSLATOR: Bro. Ime Udo
THEME: “LET NOT YOUR HEART BE TROUBLE”
TEXT: 1st Peter 5:7, Genesis 28:15, Isaiah 49:15, Ephesians 5:10

As Jesus tells the crowd and His disciple let not your heart be trouble, He was comforting them who definitely has troubled heart. He promises us that His death and subsequent ascension into heaven will never be the end but will rather bring blessing to us.

According to Isaiah 49:15, God raised a question and answer saying, How can a woman forget her sucking child, that she should not have compassion on the son of her womb? Yea, they may forget, yet will I not forget thee.

God had also promise us thought which He has for us is of good and not of evil, for He is with us, He will keep us in all places we step our feet, for He will not leave us until He does which He has spoken to us.

13/02/2023

THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NIGERIA
INYENE-ABASI DISTRICT
UMON ASSEMBLY
REPORT ON 2ND SUNDAY SERVICE OF FEBRUARY 2023

TIME IN: 9:05AM
TIME OUT: 12:00PM

THE SERVICE FEATURE THE FOLLOWING:
Opening Prayer led by Elder S. E. Etuk
Choruses led by Deacon Joshua Antigha
Congregational hymn led by Elder N. N. Obuka from E.H.B No. 78
Song ministration by Main Choir and Sunday School Choir
Worship session led by Elder O. S. Akpan
Scriptural reading was extracted from the book of John 4:15-26led by Elder S. E. Etuk
Song ministration by Youth Choir
General offering by the congregation
Announcement was led by Elder N. N. Obuka

WORD MINISTRATION
SPEAKER: Elder N. N. Obuka
TRANSLATOR: Bro. Jephthah Godwin
THEME: GOD IS OUR PROTECTOR
TEXT: Psalm 32:7, Psalm 1:5-7

The vessel illustrate on the story of Saul and David in the Bible, how Saul turnout to become an enemy to David. One day, King Saul again went out with three thousand soldiers to look for David, in order to kill him. Saul continued his relentless hunt for David, just because he realized that David will one day become a king of Israel. Since then, Saul had not rest, he was looking for ways to put an end to David’s life. But he could not find him, because God was with David.

As Saul sought for David, there were some sheep-pens along the side of the road, one of them was built around the entrance to the cave. Saul went into the cave to relieve himself. Unknown to him, David and his men were hiding at the back of the cave where Saul hid himself. David’s servant whispered to him to quickly use such opportunity and kill his enemy, Saul, who wanted to kill him. They told him God has delivered his enemy into his hands, but David refused to harm Saul. He rather sneaked over and cut off a small piece of Saul’s robe. He wanted to use it as a witness that God delivered Saul into his hands but he meant no harm.

David’s action reveals to us that we are not to take revenge or attack over our enemies because revenge is of God. Saul was so surprised when he realized that David had an opportunity to kill him but he refused, Saul prayed that God will give David a big reward for what he did to spear his life. God was pleased with David for refusing to kill God’s anointed king.

The preacher added that, we are secure in God. Nothing will happen to us without Him knowing it. He is in control, no matter how crazy the world around us is becoming. Whoever goes to the Lord for safety, whoever remains under the protection of the Almighty, can say to Him, “you are my defender and protector. You are my God, in you I trust”.

God is our protector, call upon Him in your heart, and He will save you from your downfalls. In His name alone, the Lord holds great power to those who refuge. Call Him and He will answer. Do not seek revenge or seek harm for others who have done your wrong.

Conclusion: Beloved, never avenge yourselves, but leave it to the wrath of God, for it is written, “Vengeance is mind, I will repay, says the Lord”…

29/01/2023

THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NIGERIA
INYENE-ABASI DISTRICT
UMON ASSEMBLY
REPORT ON 5TH SUNDAY OF JANUARY 2023

TIME IN: 9:05AM
TIME OUT: 12:00PM

WORD MINISTRATION
SPEAKER: Bro. Jephthah Godwin
TRANSLATOR: Bro. Utibe Anthony
THEME: “DON’T PARK”
SUB THEME: “FEAR NOT FOR THE LORD IS OUR REDEEMER”
TEXT: Exodus 17:4-6, Numbers 20:8, 11-12, Isaiah 43:1, Exodus 6:6-7, Genesis 28:15, Isaiah 49:7

The vessel begin his sermon, elaborating on the theme “Don’t Park”, illustrating on the story of Moses on how he disobey God, Most obviously, Moses disobeyed a direct commanded from God.

God gives the reason that Moses was not permitted to enter the promised land. This is because you broke faith with me in the presence of the Israelite at the water of Meribah Kadesh in the desert of Zin by striking the rock twice instead of speaking to the rock as was commanded and because you did not uphold my holiness among the Israelite. Therefore you will see the land only from a distance, you will not enter the land i am giving to the people of Israel.

THREE THINGS YOU SHOULD DO INORDER NOT TO BE ABLE TO PARK
-Study the word of God
-Seeking the Lord all the time
-Sorting for His face throughout

What is Redeemer?
Redeemer is the act of being save from the bo***ge of sin.

The scripture as make us to understand that we should not fear, for the Lord is with you and will redeem you; Be not dismayed, for He is your God, He will strengthen you, He will uphold you with His righteous right hand. Behold, all those who were incensed against you shall be ashamed and disgraced; they shall be as nothing and those who strive with you shall perish.

In conclusion: Fear not you worm of Jacob, you men of Israel for the Lord will help you and redeem you. You shall rejoice in the Lord and glory in the holy one of Israel.

22/01/2023

THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NIGERIA
UMON ASSEMBLY
INYENE-ABASI ASSEMBLY

REPORT ON FOURTH SUNDAY OF JANUARY 2023

TIME IN: 9:10AM

TIME OUT: 11:13AM

THE SERVICE FEATURE THE FOLLOWING:

Opening prayer led by Elder S. E Etuk
Thrilling Choruses led by Bro. Blessed Sunday
Congregational Hymn was led by Elder O. S. Akpan
Worship Session was led by Elder N. N. Obuka
Scriptural Reading was extracted from the book of Psalms 30:1-12 led by Elder S. E. Etuk
Tithe and offering by the congregation
Song Ministration by the Assembly Main Choir, Sunday School Choir and Youth Choir respectively
Announcement led by Elder N. N. Obuka
Benediction led by Elder S. E. Etuk

THE WORD

SPEAKER: Elder O.S. Akpan
TRANSLATOR: Bro. James S. Ekpenyong
THEME:“DON’T PARK”
TEXT:1st King 13: 21-23, Matthew 6:33, Hebrew 10:35

The preacher specifically talked on human behavior, he urge everyone to change from their bad behavior. We were all created to do God works whole heartedly but through the influence of people in the world we backslide, we all live the life of King Jeroboam who disobeyed God according to the book of 1st King 13:21-23.

The preacher advice everyone to act as Hezekiah who did the work of God whole heartedly till even when it was time of his dead he took that to God that he should remember the way he works in His ways and God extend his life span.

In conclusion, we should not stop in doing God works but continuously move forward.

15/01/2023

THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NIGERIA
INYENE-ABASI DISTRICT
UMON ASSEMBLY
REPORT ON 3RD SUNDAY OF JANUARY 2023

TIME IN: 9:14AM
TIME OUT: 12:27PM

THE SERVICE FEATURE THE FOLLOWING
Opening Prayer led by Elder O. S. Akpan
Choruses led by Deacon Godwin Edet
Congregational hymn led by Pastor D. William from E.H.B No. 249
Worship session led by Elder O. S. Akpan
Scriptural reading was extracted from the book of Psalm 29:1-11 led by Elder S. E. Etuk
General offering by the congregation
Announcement was led by Elder N. N. Obuka
Song ministration from the Assembly Main, Sunday School and Youth Choir respectively

WORD MINISTRATION
SPEAKER: Pastor D. William
TRANSLATOR: Bro. Jephthah Godwin
THEME: “DISOBEDIENCE”
TEXT: Ist Kings 13:14, Isaiah 60:1-2, Isaiah 52:2, Ephesians 5:14

DISOBEDIENCE: Is the failure or refusal to obey.

The Pastor illustrated on the story of King Jeroboam on how he disobeyed God and he was cursed by God that his carcase won’t reach his father’s land and it was so, the preacher urge everyone to obey and be steadfast in God.

He concluded by telling everyone to awake from their sleep and arise from their dead that Christ shall give you light.

18/12/2022

THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NIGERIA
INYENE-ABASI DISTRICT
UMON ASSEMBLY
REPORT ON 3RD SUNDAY OF DECEMBER 2022
(18TH-DECEMBER-2022)

TIME IN: 9:16AM
TIME OUT: 11:50AM

The service commenced with an opening prayer led by Elder S. E. Etuk as the thrilling choruses was led by Deacon Joshua Antigha and the congregations were led to sing from Efik Hymn no. 35 led by Elder S. E. Etuk. Scriptural Reading was extracted from the book of Isaiah 9:6-7 led by Elder N. N. Obuka, as the worship session was anchored by Elder S. E. Etuk, then followed by Apostolic Greetings led by Elder S. E. Etuk. Tithe and offering by the congregation. An announcement was given by Elder N. N Obuka. Benediction by Elder N. N. Obuka.
Song ministration by the Assembly Main Choir, Sunday School Choir and Youth Choir respectively.

WORD MINISTRATION

SPEAKER: Elder Oto-obong S. Akpan

TRANSLATOR: Bro. Jephthah Godwin

THEME: “JESUS AS THE PRINCE OF PEACE”

TEXT: Luke 2:14, Isaiah 9:6, Eph. 2:14, Luke 24:36
For unto us a child is born as the “PRINCE OF PEACE” Jesus Christ is the only reason we can truly live peacefully with God. He is our peace who hath made both one and hath broken down the middle of partition between us, provides a well ordered and balanced life and offered the assurance of eternal life.


-Umon

18/09/2022

THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NIGERIA INYENE-ABASI DISTRICT UMON ASSEMBLY

REPORT ON 3RD SUNDAY OF SEPTEMBER 2022 18TH SEPTEMBER, 2022

TIME IN: 9:06AM
TIME OUT: 12:00PM

The service commenced with an opening prayer led by Elder Sunday E. Etuk as the thrilling choruses was led by Brother Ita Ekpenyong Ita and the congregational hymn was extracted from Efik Hymn no. 128 led by Elder Sunday E. Etuk. Song rendition by the Assembly main choir and Sunday School Choir, Scriptural Reading taken from the book of Isaiah 12:1-9 led by Elder Smart Benson, worship session was anchored by Elder N.N Obuka, then followed by Apostolic Greetings led by Elder Smart Benson. Song rendition by Youth Choir, Tithe and offering by the congregation.
Announcements by the Church Secretary, Benediction by Elder Sunday E. Etuk.

WORD MINISTRATION

SPEAKER: Elder Sunday Udoette

TRANSLATOR: Bro. Joshua Ebuka

THEME: "LOOKING UNTO THE LORD."

BIBLE REFS.: Psalm 121:1-2, Psalm 34:5, 1Corinthian 15:58, Micah 7:7
Looking to Jesus, the founder and perfecter of our faith, who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame and is seated at the right hand of the throne of God. Let us look only to Jesus, the one who began our faith and who makes it perfect. He suffered death on the Cross. But he accepted the shame as if it were nothing because of the joy that God put before him. Let us focus only on Jesus, the source and goal of our faith.

In conclusion; When all things seem blurred, when all ways seems to be closed, when life is not taking shape, the solution is LOOK UNTO GOD.